Driven differential gear

The driven gear of the 66-tooth differential in the TINGER gearbox is a part of the transmission responsible for transmitting the torque from the engine to the propulsion.

The number of teeth of the driven gear is important for the correct gear ratio and effective transmission of torque. Such details are important for reliable operation of the transmission of an all-terrain vehicle. During replacement or maintenance, it is important to make sure that the gear meets the manufacturer's requirements and specifications of your all-terrain vehicle.